Question : Which of the following statements about this S bucket policy is true? 1. Denies the server with the IP address 192 168 100 0 full access to the "mybucket" bucket 2. Denies the server with the IP address 192 168 100 188 full access to the "mybucket" bucket 3. Access Mostly Uused Products by 50000+ Subscribers 4. Grants all the servers within the 192 168 100 188/32 subnet full access to the "mybucket" bucket
In ragards to Monitoring Volumes with CloudWatch with the 'Detailed' type the data available for your Amazon EBS volumes, Provisioned IOPS volumes automatically send _____ minute metrics to Amazon CloudWatch.
Explanation: CloudWatch metrics are statistical data that you can use to view, analyze, and set alarms on the operational behavior of your volumes.
The following table describes the types of monitoring data available for your Amazon EBS volumes.
Type Basic : Data is available automatically in 5-minute periods at no charge. This includes data for the root device volumes for Amazon EBS-backed instances.
When you get data from CloudWatch, you can include a Period request parameter to specify the granularity of the returned data. This is different than the period that we use when we collect the data (5-minute periods). We recommend that you specify a period in your request that is equal to or larger than the collection period to ensure that the returned data is valid.
You can get the data using either the Amazon CloudWatch API or the Amazon EC2 console. The console takes the raw data from the Amazon CloudWatch API and displays a series of graphs based on the data. Depending on your needs, you might prefer to use either the data from the API or the graphs in the console.
Question :
When Amazon EBS determines that a volume's data is potentially inconsistent, it disables I/O to the volume from any attached EC2 instances by default. This causes the volume status check to fail, and creates a volume status event that indicates the cause of the failure.
To automatically enable I/O on a volume with potential data inconsistencies, change the setting of the ___________ volume attribute.
Explanation: When Amazon EBS determines that a volume's data is potentially inconsistent, it disables I/O to the volume from any attached EC2 instances by default. This causes the volume status check to fail, and creates a volume status event that indicates the cause of the failure.
To automatically enable I/O on a volume with potential data inconsistencies, change the setting of the AutoEnableIO volume attribute. For more information about changing this attribute.
Each event includes a start time that indicates the time at which the event occurred, and a duration that indicates how long I/O for the volume was disabled. The end time is added to the event when I/O for the volume is enabled.
When Amazon EBS determines that a volume's data is potentially inconsistent, it disables I/O to the volume from any attached EC2 instances by default. This causes the volume status check to fail, and creates a volume status event that indicates the cause of the failure. If the consistency of a particular volume is not a concern, and you prefer that the volume be made available immediately if it's impaired, you can override the default behavior by configuring the volume to automatically enable I/O. If you enable the AutoEnableIO volume attribute, I/O between the volume and the instance is automatically reenabled and the volume's status check will pass
1. As this is about stopping primary DB instance in one of the availability zone. Hence, you need to raise support ticket to stop the primary RDS instance.
2. You have to stop Secondary DB instance, as this does not require AWS support ticket. You can stop that and test the given scenario.